• Fire up that engine

    The 4th Component Maintenance Squadron jet engine mechanics provide a unique service, by ensuring the F-15E Strike Eagles here stay in the air.These Airmen receive every damaged jet engine removed from an aircraft. They spend their days receiving, inspecting, breaking down, repairing and rebuilding

  • Running for a cause

    The 4th Force Support Squadron hosted a Wounded Warrior Project half marathon and 10-kilometer race open to the entire Goldsboro community. The event raised awareness about the program which helps honor and empower wounded servicemembers. The Wounded Warrior Foundation follows a set of core values

  • Heartlink to military life

    The Airman and Family Readiness Center is hosting a Heartlink event from 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. May 13 in the Community Center Terrace Room.The theme for this event is "Saluting the military spouse.""Heartlink is a program designed for spouses to be orientated to the Air Force and Seymour Johnson,"

  • Air Force chaplains train South Korean air force counterparts

    Republic of Korea Air Force chaplain corps personnel from across the peninsula gathered at Osan recently for Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, or ASIST, facilitated by Air Force chaplains. The occasion marked the first time joint training had been conducted between chaplains of the

  • Construction underway for 4th MSG consolidated support center

    The base consolidated support center groundbreaking ceremony took place here April 28. The new building will house five organizations: the 4th Mission Support Group headquarters, 4th Comptroller Squadron, 4th Contracting Squadron, 4th Force Support Squadron and the legal service office. The center

  • Hard work, dedication gets honor guard NCOIC ACC-level award

    The base honor guard NCOIC here took home a command-level award from the Air Combat Command 2010 Outstanding Airmen of the Year banquet in La Vista, Neb., April 21.Tech. Sgt. Stacey Hines, a native of Zanesville, Ohio, received the Honor Guard Program Manager of the Year award for her work with more

  • Sweat, calorie counting pays off for SJ Biggest Losers

    In just 90 days two members of Team Seymour shed a combined total of 60 pounds proving they had what it took to be the base's Biggest Losers. Jamilah Alston dropped 25 pounds losing 15.44 percent of her body weight and Senior Airman Jayson Powers shed 35 pounds or 15.23 percent of his body weight.

  • Sweet social highlights volunteers

    The Volunteer Advisory Committee recognized 19 of Seymour Johnson's noteworthy volunteers who go above and beyond during an ice cream social here April 22.The social is an annual event held during National Volunteer Appreciation Week to applaud those who so selflessly donate their time."Volunteers

  • Donate blood, save a life

    Donating blood is a top priority for the U.S. military. The Fort Bragg, N.C., medical team is just one of many dedicated to traveling base to base collecting blood from donors. Each donor gives approximately one pint of blood which is sent overseas to servicemembers injured while supporting

  • RED FLAG intelligence

    With RED FLAG- Alaska in full swing, the 354th Operations Group intelligence flight has switched gears to support RED FLAG-Alaska 10-2.The intelligence flight act as referees during the exercise and is responsible for the tailoring the exercise blueprint to the participants needs - letting them know